Marta Rybczynska
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Lesley Harrison, MCIJ.
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Author of the WordPress-MU Beginner's Guide, published by Packt Publishing in October 2009.
Tech Reviewer for Ubuntu books for O'Reilly Publishing.
Lysa Myers
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I've been working in the AV industry since the days of macro viruses, and have seen a wide variety of changes in malware and in the security industry as a whole. In my previous incarnation I helped the Avert group at McAfee develop and change to keep up with the increasing speed and complexity of malware, including training a number of "generations" of new researchers. In my current position, I'm doing the same for the testing industry - helping it to evolve to reflect the evolution of the malware environment.
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Virus Bulletin, Internet Security Operations and Intelligence,
Secure Computing World Congress, Institute for Applied Network Security,
Conducted training and presented at conferences for various government agencies.
Lisa Kachold
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Lisa Kachold (born May 20, 1956) is an American engineer, systems administrator and computer security consultant, and one of the first Internet women in engineering and computer science.
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FreeGeek PHP and Linux 2004
Desert Code Camp Ecommerce Security 2007
Mesa Community College OSI Layer Up Security 2008
Desert Code Camp Beginning PHP/Mysql 2007
Phoenix Linux User's Group Ongoing Deep Security Presentations
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Magen D. Hughes
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Previous Presentations:
Good Vibrations: Hacking Motion Sickness on the Cheap-DefCon XVII
Professional Image and Gender Issues for Females in Security (Panel)-BSides Las Vegas
Hacking Cognition-NOTACON 6
Hijacking the Outdoor Digital Billboard Network-DefCon XVI
Google Docs - Tampa Bay Computer Society
Putty and Basic Unix Commands-Raymond James Financial Services
Sara "Scout" Sinclair
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Sara "Scout" Sinclair is a Ph.D. candidate in Computer Science at Dartmouth College. Her research interests include access control and the human factors (both business- and usability-oriented) that constrain or drive authorization systems.
More generally, her work includes a number of projects at the intersection of human systems and secure computer systems, including those involving insider threat, enterprise computer security, phishing, and iPhone application development. Her other professional interests include operating systems, discrete math, and computer science education.
Previous Presentations:
Attacking and Defending Networked Embedded Devices (WESS 2007)
Analog Components of Secure Distributed Authentication Systems (CCS CSAW, 2007)
PorKI: Making PKI Portable in Enterprise Environments (USENIX Security WIP, 2005)